Reduce agent context by skipping proven code with contracts and verification cache.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "Heddle" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-davet47-heddle' -- uvx heddle-mcp
Use Heddle on this codebase and include only unproven changes and related dependencies in context; skip the rest through the verification cache.
A reduced code context focused only on the parts that have not yet been verified.
Create content-addressed contracts for the core modules in this repository and record which code fragments have already been verified for reuse in later tasks.
Reusable contracts and verification records that help later agent tasks avoid rereading the same code.
When developers use AI agents to modify large repositories, Heddle can skip proven code fragments to reduce context usage and focus on current changes.
During ongoing code checks or change analysis, teams can reuse prior results through the verification cache so agents do not repeatedly process the same code.
It is an MCP tool that provides content-addressed contracts and a verification cache. Its purpose is to let agents skip code that has already been proven, reducing context usage.
Based on the provided description, it does not merely compress context; it reduces what the agent needs to read by skipping code that has already been verified. For more specific differences, see the source repository.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime details, or key requirements. For prerequisites, see the source repository.
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